Afterwards, subjects gave affective ratings for the films and answered the questionnaire for the assessment of disgust sensitivity (QADS, [Schienle, A., Walter, B., Stark, R., Vaitl, D., 2002b. Ein Fragebogen zur Erfassung der Ekelempfindlichkeit (FEE) [A questionnaire for the assessment of disgust sensitivity, QADS].
Bitola's Henry VI Part Three gave an affective answer.
Furthermore, little attention has been given to affective outcome measures such as social and emotional learning.
Thus, consumers would give more affective commitment for the e-retailers.
Alternatively, he may be well aware of the specific and tragic past occasions on which he has heard the galliard, perhaps being able to give detailed affective, temporal, and contextual information about those past experiences, and perhaps even to use this knowledge to work through the revived emotions.
Given that affective stimuli were presented prior to each task trial in the present study, similar "pregoal" processing may have occurred.
Intriguingly, the specificity of the SSI suggests a strong psychological reciprocity in giving and receiving affective touch, providing evidence for a novel, tactile mechanism of emotional sharing between individuals.
The tripartite model of mood disorders (Clark & Watson, 1991) suggests that one way forward is to adopt a dimensional rather than categorical approach, making it possible to explore the main and interaction effects of depression- and anxiety-specific symptoms on a given cognitive-affective process.
The focus is exploring five ambiance operating modes in the province of urban design: establishing the sensory as a field of action, composing with affective tonalities, giving consistency to urban situations, maintaining spaces over time and playing with imperceptible transformations.
However, given the considerable affective component to OCD, we hypothesized that, unlike OFC-lesioned patients, affective responses to backward counterfactuals (e.g., the difference between what was won and what could have been won, had they acted differently) would be exaggerated in OCD.
